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Medical Service

In China, standards of both medical care and the availability of medicines can vary a great deal between one region and another.

In major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Xi'an, medical facilities are good. Some hospitals have special sections set aside for foreigners. There will be doctors and nurses who speak English. They are well qualified and competent so you will receive good medical care. Medical fees are reasonable and immediate payment is required.

Often, only primary health care is available in rural and remote areas. This is why you must be satisfied that you are in good health before you travel. It is essential that you take all recommended precautions so as to avoid accidents or illness.

Most hotels will have access to a doctor. Should you require treatment, contact your hotel desk clerk, who will arrange for you to either see a doctor or be taken to a hospital, if it is appropriate.

Alternatively, seek the assistance of your tour manager or the local office of your travel agents if for any reason the hotel staff is unable to help you.

 

 


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